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134991.18 in reply to 134991.17
Date: 3/18/2010 8:05:06 AM
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hmmm...pretty sure I read that somewhere. I'll see if I can find it, but if someone else can confirm that would be awesome. I know that skills (eg. primary skills) train slower if they are uneven (like IS = 10 and ID = 6).

If what you said is right, then as long as he has 1 high skill (respectable) in the inside skills, and 1 high skill (respectable) in the guard skills, then they should all train faster right?

No offence taken, I'm not 100% sure, its possible that I read what you were referring to about skills training faster if other skills are good and I just got confused.

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134991.19 in reply to 134991.18
Date: 3/18/2010 8:11:57 AM
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If what you said is right, then as long as he has 1 high skill (respectable) in the inside skills, and 1 high skill (respectable) in the guard skills, then they should all train faster right?


That would probably be too easy said also considering that respectable is not very high usually...
but yes, training skills in balance is faster than training a mono-skiller.

We have both said a lot of things that you are going to regret.
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134991.20 in reply to 134991.18
Date: 3/18/2010 8:15:50 AM
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I've never trained guards but 2 pops average per week seems like a lot. Do you mean on the 1 player?

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134991.22 in reply to 134991.20
Date: 3/18/2010 8:22:22 AM
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Yeah I meant on the 1 player. But also note that the condition is very high sublevels in all stats. That straight away means that your first training (whatever it is) will get you like 3 or 4 pops, then as you work your way down the training list, if you had high sublevels, it would be enough for 1 week to pop each skill. So there is a lot of skills that can be popped. Also if you have a level 5 trainer or something, it is easily accomplishable.

There was a post the other day about 6 pops in OD in 8 weeks or something. And OD takes a long time to pop, so if that was spend training one-on-one you get a lot of pops.

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134991.23 in reply to 134991.22
Date: 3/18/2010 9:22:22 AM
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Well i hope to train an 18 year old guard with a level 5 trainer next season so i'll see for myself.

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134991.24 in reply to 134991.23
Date: 3/18/2010 9:51:44 AM
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Cool, goodluck :)

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134991.25 in reply to 134991.15
Date: 3/18/2010 1:13:43 PM
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25 pops?

thats almost an average of 2 pops a week... not very credible.

and concerning aussie's, they are social people ( been their already, and i am dying to go back :D)

Rev

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134991.27 in reply to 134991.25
Date: 3/19/2010 3:20:48 PM
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You should definitely come back, australia is awesome :P Average of 2 pops a week given high sublevels! That means that you are gauranteed 8 easy pops, plus if you have a really short 18 year old trainee with a level 5 (or 6 or 7) trainer you can easily get an addition 20 pops using one-on-one training.


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134991.28 in reply to 134991.25
Date: 3/19/2010 3:25:48 PM
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I said 8, but I meant 10 ( as there are 10 main skills). So if all of those were on high sublevels, then training something like one-on-one would give you 6 pops straight up (Can't remember what it trains). The train Inside Defence and you would get another 4 or 5 pops. I think you underestimate how fast one-on-one train withs a high level trainer, optimum height and optimum age.

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